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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-16

stories in the third of his series of papers , "Stories and Memories of Washington" 1" The quaint religious customs adopted by the Tennessee mountaineer are grsphi- .call, described by William Perry Brown.
 and Herbert Hall winslow tells a
 thoroughly American story on "Old Man
 Daggs." A sensible article is contributed on "rhe Evils of Unequal Marriages"
 by Edith Langdon, which William H.
 kid.ing prccedes with a narrative of "The Boyhood of Clark Russ. li,' the famous nautical story-teIler Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher discusses The servant Girl Problem" and two other writers describe the lives of Turkish Women at Home," and GermAny's famous watering-plsce. weisbsden, as i' appears in winter. Other papers treat of Young Men and Single Life," "Women in China,""is the American Polites""Our Familiar Sayings. "Enter- prise in Business" while MT. Beecher cl.ses this number of rich variety and interest with four of his sermons, revised by himself. The Brooklyn certainly gives its readers great deal for their subscription of $2 year, or, buyers of single numbers. for % cents. The Brooklyn Magazine, l30l32 Pearl street, New Pork
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-16
Lead Ores Becoming Scarce

Lead ore is daily becoming scarcer in the great mining regions ol the West. and even now cad ores, so lew in that metal are smelted that few years ago We're no, thought profitable to smell. Copper has in measure taken the place of lead AS a medium of collecting the precious metals. Mure fuxes. limestone and iron are being used; in other words the smelters aie gradually improving their methods and cheapen- ing their operations. The drain on the lead deposits is enormous, because the smelters rarely do their own refining, but send their lead bullion directly East to the refiners, thus none of the lead goes back into the smelter, as it does in Germany, but goes to the market fn consumption. It is not possible that the supply of lead ores will long hold out, yet it is positive truth that there will be left in the mines enormous supplies of low grade ore, too poor in lead to smelt proftably.-Chicago Mining Review
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The Verdict Unanimous.

W. D. Suit, Druggist, Bippus, Ind, testifies: Il can recommend Electric Bitters as the very best remedy. Every bottle sold has given relief in every case. One man took six bottles, and WAS cured of Rheumatism of 10 yesrs' standing" Abraham Hare, druggist, Bellville, Ohio, affirms: "The best selling medicine I have ever handled in my 20 years' experience, is Electric Bitters." Thou sands of others have added their testi:: mony, so that tine verdict is unanimous that Electric Bitters do cure all diseases of the Liver, Kidney or Blood. Only . half dollar bottle st c. $. Hutchin- sons drug store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-16
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 Green tur,i, soup. two bi,- A to~i, al lli. C,.tuut 'iiop hotisc.
 Lieut.. Glas,,,.r,. v! tine sign l seryice corps. arrived .n last nights age.
 Now l. the ii.ne to leave your measure at tine Lion store for suit made io order. a fit guaranteed every time.
 X huge turtle cam. in on yesterdays train for An Wah, oi the Cabinet res- ,a.ran.. who will dish up choice steaks and delicious soup 10 his patrons from II.
 William $. Crawford, representing the Albuquerque Democrat. New Mexico's leading paper. Is paying visit to Pres colt. The Democrat has large num- Der oi patrons in Arizona's capital.
 Tn. attention q: miners i> directed to the card in ,c-,iay's issue os Worcs & Whitney. as-ay-rs. Tucson, Arizona. Ch,i,.. R Wure-. ci this firm. Was a mem,,..., ot the legislature just closed. Both gentlemen are thoroughly compe- tent and reliable assayers, and any busi- ness entrusted ia them will receive prompt and careful attention.
 Those who know Dr. Goodrich were surprise! .. the ungenilemanly mention made oi him in this mornings Courier. B it those who We're present at the see .,,,n ,,. st.. .n.,r.cif 1..f oven np and h,sr.l his motion io amend the printing i.lll hy cutting # down $i,coo under s,a oi ,te an,mus oi the item m ques- t.cn.
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The production of The Swiss Cottage '
 at the Prescott Opera house, Friday even
 ing, attracted large audience. who
 from the cordisl reception with which
 they greeted The play and players. were
 we'll pleased with the performance. The opening piece WAS "Tbe Ship on
 Fir," by Jos. Dauphin, whose voice
 appears to better advantage, probably.
 in this, than any piece he has sung 10
 an audience here.
 "ili never chew tobacco" by Dan
 Ellis. as the impersonafor of big boy,
 brought down the house and he was | called out twice, each time causing an uproar of laughter by his faciai contor. tions and inimitable style of recital. Mir. Ellis showed that he was not a novice on the stage and in this peculiar line at least, is a good artist.
 Miss Erhe Robeson's rendering of I'll await my love-" was heartily encorcd, in response to which she sung come ballad, which was loudly spplauded. Miss Robeson has vo,ce of great depth and good cultivation and she sings with good expression. She received a very cordial reception from the audi ence.
 As Natz Tieck in "The Swiss Cottage" Mir. Dauphin. has never appeared to better advantage before Prescott aud fence. His transition from the lowest depths of despair to the highest pinnacle of joy as he receives the smiles of Lisette, showed the possession of great emotional powers.
 As the tantalizing, though not cold hearted, "Lisette," Miss Robeson dis played ability as an excellent soubrette actress.
 Mir. Heyle. performed the part of Lieutenant Max admirably we'll, while the chorus showed good training.
 The music of this operetta is not as sparkling As some, but was we'll rem dered. Prof. Thomas presided at the piauo and with Pri. Merz. leader of the | Sun Infantry band, as violinist, con- lp>cJ tine orchestra, rendered some ex- cell. Ut music. The nlu ic for the chorus | U the SWISS p-asInts was com posed by | Prof. Thomas Tor the occasion.
 \. \. More and son have, without | 'i"uhi, one oi the finest stock ranges m Arizpna. rh,.y have devoted themselves to raising fine sto. k. Mir. Moore few years ago iml'orte choice lot oi thor ,us shbr-ad> from the easw The success a their enterprise is envinced from the iact that six months old bull calves rom their ranch. have found ready sale n Prescott, Al $lo0 each, the demand being greater ih'n the supply.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-16
exeIssmsns in Tsxas.

Great excitement has been caused in the vicinity q! Paris, Tex, by the re- covery of Mr. J. E. Corley. who was co helpless that he could no, turn in bed, or raise his head everybody said he vss dying Of Consumption. A trial bottle of D:. Kings Nv Discovery vas sent him. Finding relief. he bought large bottle and box of Dr. Kings New Life Pills; by the time he had taken two boxes of Pills and two bottles of the Discovery. he WAS we'll and had gained in fesh thirty-six pounds. Trial Bottle. of this Great Discovery for Consump ton free st c. 5. Hutchinson's drug store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-16
Bill Nye. being in ill health. wanta 1

Bill Nye, being in ill health, wants to sell his COW, Rose" She is to be seen in town g, range IS west. (He omits the N., or $. T. and M P) Color. crushed raspberry; age $; good milker; not afraid of the cars, or of anything else courage undaunted; gives milk ire quen,ly; great boon to any man who does not fear death in any form; she is much attached to home (by strong trace-chain.) One-forth shorthorn three fourths hyena; purchaser need not be identified; must be sold to & non-resi- dent; a double-barrelled shotgun goes with her. In May she disappears two weeks, and returns with tall red calf having long wsbbly legs.-Stock Grower
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-16
FRa M .SArCRpAv $ DAILY.

Judge II. H. Carter of Black Hills, Is sn town.
 Burn ,rain., loaded with ore, are l.,c.m ming mum erous or onr streets.
 Ch,, ken shooting and boat riding st Martin M.ier'- I,e house to-morrow.
 Hon. A. G. Oliver went out to S.lig- man yesterday, but will return tomor- row.
 Isaac Helm, city engineer. has just om,l.;ed s bath house at the Mile: crsk dam.
 Green turtle scnp and poultry will ie served for to-morrows dinner. at tLe Cahine; restaurant.
 Yesterday afternoons train oarried & large plumber "i legislators ou.. And s !arce number also, left to-day.
 Sneaker Webb and f,mily. Col. Mike Cray. c. K. wores and Mir Heyne. left on the stage ior the sou.h thIs morn ing.
 Cap" Fisher Of the Cch Weh. has ,,s: received the Star brand O. Key West cigars. which are of very superior article.
 Fine English. camels hair. scarlet me,l;csted and every thing in he line of underwear. cla always be found al the Lion store.
 Dr. Gs-,dsich win remain until Tues day morning. to perform dental work. Parties desiring his service should cal! st once.
 Gov. Zulick has appointed Alonlo E. Bailey of Gils county, J.S. Mansfield and R. 1T Harrison oi Pima county, 10 be Regents of the University.
 lieutenant Glassiord is a very genial gentleman and promises to accommo- ds.e the citizens of Prescott hy opening ;he telegraph office here again.
 Superintendent Beach, of the Prescott, ( Arizona railroad, has let acontract for l.0o) telegraph poles. and work will be commenced soon on the construction Q! line along the railroad.
 '. E. H.syis and family, Mrs. |. C.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-16

Never eiore in the history oi Mari copa county have there been so many inquiries after agricultural lands and mineral property and never have there bcen greater sales than those of the present season. We can ob.erve with iruthiulness that the expenditures for dev.lopement of both industries have also been much larger than usual and the enterprises prosecuted with better ] ids sment and more confidence Both iniustri.-s are seemingly growing apace. and while heretofore our country has simply been noted for its agricultural the probability ths, the vAlu~- ble auxiliary of miuing will contribute much to our rapid growth is very strong. Intelligence, energy and money art developing wonders here, which half ' decade ago were not even dreamed of. Gazette.
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publication with any degree oi even sp- prcximate accuracy.

publication with any degree oi even sp- prcximate accuracy.
 Prescott people will miss the soci~ty of J. J. Fisher aud his amiable wife, who have spent the winter with us. During their s.,lourn of two months in Prescott they have become very popular with our people.
 Mn. Hutchinson has recently been adding greatly to the beauty of her cosy lit,le home on Cortez street, by the addition "f nea; fence around ti,e premises, constructed by A. c. Moves.
 The contractors i,r the Walnut Grove Water Storage company will pay of their employees tomorrow. They have ah.'nt 200 men on their pay rolls . present.
 A telegram from Globe to the Tucson Star says: E.. Kellner who has just returned to Globe, reports that four bucks and boy fired upon Charles Boquet as he was approaching his house in Tonto Basin. He escaped and was fired upon again. The Indians burned his house. They also fired upon Nor mon families on the evening of the Sth.
 Fair audiences were attracted to the Prescott Opora house yesterday after noon and evening, to her the lectures by MT Putnam. The lecturer Is a free thinker and many who listened to him yesterday are of the same way of think i ing, while others dissent from his views Mir. Putnam is good talker and his lectures show careful preparation and study and il is pleasure to listen to him even though differing from him in his views.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-16
Bad and Good oIsns.

Finding & horseshoe or q ssO gold piece is symptom of luck.
 Stub your right toe and you arc going where you are wanted-your left, where you are no; wanted. Stub both and you will go where you don't want to go yourself
 Ifyouleave your wine-closet unlocked, your servant will have A red noee and you will lose your wine.
 Ii you See a new moon through the glass, you will have sorrow ss long as it lasts; an if you see x nail in the heel of your shoe, you will suffer till you pull it out.
 If you break mirror 1t is sign that some one will die within the year. and If the mirror belongs to another man you will have to pay for it.-Life.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-16

Palmer snd children, and A. A. Moore and family spent Thursday picnieking on Thumb Butte. Mir. Moore says they lo- cAted lhe mountain eide for cable road purposes while there.
 Dr. l. ii. Goodrich, the well known dentist has consented To remain d few days and practice his profession. All wishing hi, services will do N, I To call on him at the rvsidenc,- of Mrs. G. W Curtis, as his stay wall he short.
 At II o'clock this morning Dr R. K Robinson, assisted by Dr. Beaumont Coxr, performed an intricate operation on William kapp Tor sirang'llattd h. T uis. The paiisut WAS found in very s-rious condition. but ;he doctor has iinpesof pulling him through.
 We are in receipt of the first copy of the Tombstone Daily Prospector.a A new paper recently started iu Tombstone bs Ridslv Tilien and ] Nash. IL Is a n.wsy and neatly printed sheet. W. welcome IL to our table and wish 1t success.
 The managers ot the Overland Monthly find that tho large and increas- ing subscription list of The Magazine jue,iiies the establishment oi q branch office in Los Angeles City to strengthen literary and business relations in South ern California, Arizona, New Mexico and the south west. Developing plans formed several months ago, they have therefore opened offices in rooms 56 and 51 B. ker Block, Los Angeles, under the charge oi competent representatives.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-16

Sectional jealousy displayed itself when the l,itery bill came up for passage in the house. No one contends that the passage of this bill would in the least increase gambling or invest ment in this kind of chance games, while il would, if carried out as contem- plated add several thousand dollars to the revenue of the territory. Its loca- ,ion in Prescott, however, would naturally be benefit 10 this town, hence the di>gruntled statesmen who failed in their If .rts to carve up this county into small slices and distri ute them to sd- joining counties as realiatory measure opposed the scheme.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-16
LOCAL NOTES.
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY.


 Prescott Is to have skating rink.
 Tue legislature will close to-day.
 Ed. Lowe, railroad agent is very sick.
 The frame work for the sampling works was put up to-day.
 Quite A number of mining men can b, seen un our sLreets a' present.
 Mr. P,tt> expects to have tae Prescott de,sot conipi, .,.I in about two weeks.
 Representative Dan Ming got leave of absence ani left for home yester- day
 Mrs. Deakins, mother of Mrs. Jas. X. B.yard, Is sail to e seriously Ill, w.th paralysis.
 Mrs. T. ]. Butler entertained num- ber oi ladies tn. afternoon at very pleasant lunrheon party.
 The 9h Infantry band under the lea,l-rshIp Of .roi. Merz. will discourse good music at s,. Patrick's ball.
 The best mountaineer shoe on the Pacific coast, cau be found at the Lion ---torr, price reduced To s2-O0 Der pair.
 Hon. Luther Martin, ex-memb.r oi the House of Representatives of the 13,h legislative assembly, Is in town.
 Lyman Einlore of the Vulture mine, came ID from the souih last eyening and lelt on this afternoons train for the eat
 Major Glenn. psymaster, |. .. Army arrived on .o-da,'> train and i. paying oil ,i.c troops al Whipi,ie Barracks, this afternoon
 Governor Zuiiek gave a private recel- tist, i,>; eKSuiIS l.. pprtIou o. the n.vInler- Ui lile l,-gi.la Ia urc ami N number of iike.Is "i Prescott. Nr. H. ]. Miller attorney A, Law from r a-i.i. Nisu quIi. I,o, hIiy su ceN,.,d lls is,s .s si,,.-- .i tlir thie- NUrron ,Iisuur!s .ar;.>tsd ..nd tri.I at ii,at li.cy. i- hcrc .... ,.-.L H. Is ,nlu.- luE ..,n;c 4 lucrative IIactioe snd nioei- ins w.th l.tisark.l.r suC.se-. X ,.r.V.t., ie,t sa- re,eise.. iI.rv ia>i .-v.u.ns s:.u,.lHcGls ii- s!liIug ot IL 1 NJ h -o,.e. formerly ul the iir'n.a I'- la ' /; X Nrk,t.ne. coatracior- a; " hsoA. os' | the o.h Instant. No ..siilcai.r> ~cre | rvcci,S,l iaEii.vs iuan that iie had t.vn -iIy: ... klisei as si..ruI .lbuge.
 .;o>,Ii. h.yn,li-. a ..iicsgo ni!li"n- air. known I.,,.u ',si- r;i,i ui the hirs- lssi,.i. valley to t.,s ,,tiser ..> ''Da.,uoud J,s- f.,. .ivi .>. i> .,s,igs 4 rtsIt to o". section. GF ..r, ,no.,.> ,s ii,, '~ii.r a; 3. packet iIne H st,suier- lying between Si Pad and II, Louis, ua the Mississippi river, known .> the Diamond Joe lav, al-, "' sn- it.; spring, Railroad in i irSauses.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-16
E ROM TUESDAYS DAILY

: A few people in this vicinity have the Stein's peak fever.
 n. l.. II Goodrich and family left Tor i Phenix this morning.
 Ge: d copy of to-morrow's weekly and nd II ,o your friend. l Read tine adver,is ment of the bridge bath i,tI>, in this issue.
 NJ G,,llwat.r received & car To d of coal uil a few days ago.
 John ". n,ngherty has returned from a visit r. hi, Oak crock ranch. Bo,rl ol trad. will meet this evening, at < =. Lrk. at O.Ii Fellows hal.
 Tiie city .,oun -il talk uf adopting the water meter s, stem i"r con-uners.
 Read ;i,e n ..tice in this issue to sub- -cri'"r> ,o lii'- railroad mortgage bonds.
 Engineer II I'm pumped 10000 ierday.
 Captain Jack Crawford, the poet scout. entertained the people of Tucson recently.
 Tt- Louisiana lottery has a new advertisement for the April drawing in this issI,e.
 >hertf Mnlvenon returned to-d.y with two witnesses in the Clevenger murder case.
 An additional bath room, with shower bath attachments, has been added to the bridge bath house.
 There are number of alleys in town, which need to be looked after by the health authorities.
 Very iex idle men are to be seen on our streets. A good index of the proc ptri,v oi this section.
 Carpenters are at work building a new ani more commodious house for the Dude Hose company.
 J. NJ. Vandcburg came up from Wever yesterday. He reports mining active in that section.
 The C. T. Society will meet on Friday night of this week, at the residence of NIT. and Mrs. G. A. Bray.
 Thos. Goodwin and a number of other miners from the Psck and Brad sbaw mining districts are in town.
 Robert Douglass, Waukegan, Illinois, A J. F. Furbish and J. c. Koop, Los California, arrived or yes.er- days train.
 Do not forget St. Patrick's, ball to be given Tn the city hall, on Thursday even- ing. Tickets can be procured at all the leading stores. Chas. Driscoll, clerk of the "late" council, Is now engaged with the code commission in indexing the laws of the | recent legislature.
 Eugene Pannenburg, the enterprising attorney ani real estate agent, left on this afternoons train for San Diego, California, on some legal business. He | expects to be absent about ten days.
 A. J. F.. Furbish, representing c. I. Hood X Co. "f Lowell, Massachusetts,, Is m Prescott rounding up our druggists on behalf oi the various preparations oi the above firm.
 The o"tsile pages of the Last issue of our contemporary. the Hoof and Horn. were printed in green ink, intended no l"ubt as sort of st. PAiriek's day edi- on.
 The Epi.sph says that Tombstone is Rapidly assuming its old time appearance. The streets ar,. begining to be throny. d t> Of oll. Business has advanced fully | one hundred I- T cent in that city dur ing The past six weeks, and the future Is rep ete with rlch promises of succes. and prusperity.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-16
Mining Ssoma.

Dr. Kendall and his partner, Mr. Leighton, have 600 ton. of ore on their dump. which they will shortly work in |. steam arastra.
 The sale of Robbins < Goben's mine, in the Peck dist.ict, 10 Joseph Reynolds. Diamond Jve) is reported. The latter ir engaged extensively in mining in Colorado, and the purchase Of the above mine WAS made after his making A sample run oi it in the Del P.scU mill.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-16
Unnecessary Misery.

Probably as much misery comes from habitual constipation az from any de- rangement of the functions of the body and it is difficult to cure, for the reason that no one likes to take the medicines usually prescribed. Hamburg Figs were prepared to obivAte this difficulty, and they will be found pleasant to the taste of women and children. s cents. At all druggists. J. J. Mack { Co.,, psopsietogs, $, F.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-16
Tho Brooklyn Magazine.

"Is the American Woman Over. dressed!" gives Mrs. Helen Campbell an excellent subject for bright and well. written paper, and which is deservedly given the place of honor in the March Brooklyn Magazine.
 Queen Elizabeth and her Suitors" is another gossipy and entertaining paper. Dr. T. De Witt Talmage tells his ex. perience smoking My First Cigar" and Ssston Donoho relates several spirited
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-16
palpitation Of the Heart.

Persons who suffer from occasional palpitation of the heart are often un- aware that they are the victims of heart disease and are liable 10 die without warning. They should banish the alarming symptoms and cure the disease by using Dr. Flint's Heart Remedy. A, all druggists, or J. J. Mack < Co, 9 and II Front st., $. E.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-16
A,ctN.

We win give 160 acres of deeded land. half mile running water. and . good stock range to the person who will pay in cash two-thirds of the actual cost oi the improvements upon the the land would trade for Prescott town property. Arizona Investment Agency, E. c. Smith, Manager, in Hoof and Horn building.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-16

Councilmen c. R. Drake and E. L. Burdick, in their minority report of the investigation of the ex-dir-ct-rs of the insane asylam, reported: First, We are unwilling to report on the building, from the fact that none of the committee visited the premises for the purpose of inspecting the building and We are unwilling to take the report of the expert employed for that purpo-e. Second. the only witnesses who have bern examined before the committee ~ere Messrs. Hatch, Stewart, Lincoln, Alexander and Governor Zulick. In the examination uf tuese witnesses the questions We're prepared out-ile of the committee room and brought in by one of the committee, said questions w.re always carefully prepared and written. Who prepared them we do not know, but on different occasions the said 9ues- tions were in the hand writing of (we believe) Thos. E. Parish.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-16

Mrs. Sullivan wishes to call the atten- tion of the ladies of Prescott to the fact that she has special advantages for SC, uring all kinds of ladies, misses and childrens shoes at the very lowest prices. She has also the best and the cheapest line of boys shoes in town. u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-16
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To all who are suffering from the errors and indiscresions of youth, ,nerve sa seakness, early decay loss of manhood, ssc-, l we'll send you recipe that will :ure FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered by . missionary in South America. Send self-addressed -nvelope to the Rev. JOSEPH T. IxnAu, station D. New York.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-16
0urro aodoo.

A burro rodeo will commence on Mar. tinez creek, at the station of the Pied. mont Cattle Company. on Thursday March l7th, for the purpose of gather. ing and branding all burros that are on Martinez and Date creeks. Parties interested will please attend.
 mlOtd PIEDMONT CATTLE COMPANY.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-16
sussnGss locAGs.

eAe "0ssesV" of Teeth POstsog Soos
 Drs. D. and J. Pentland have, after considerable expense, commenced the ,n0 ufscture of nitrous oxide gas" soi he absolutely painless extraction" oi teeth. They will continue to keep . sood supply always on hand of purs fresh gas, so that the most timid may 10 longer dread the extraction of oftrouble. >D,, . teeth fl